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India's Supreme Court rejects call for stricter porn rules, citing Nepal's social media ban unrest as warning.
India's Supreme Court has declined to intervene in a petition calling for stricter online pornography regulations, warning against hasty bans after Nepal's social media blackout sparked widespread youth protests.
Chief Justice B.R.
Gavai's bench said the issue is a matter for policymakers, not the judiciary, and postponed the hearing for four weeks.
The petition, filed by activist BL Jain, cited rising exposure of minors to explicit content, especially during the pandemic, and urged a national policy to restrict access.
While private viewing is not illegal, producing or distributing child sexual abuse material is prohibited under existing laws.
The court referenced Nepal’s unrest—triggered by a September ban on major social media platforms—as a cautionary example of unintended consequences from broad digital restrictions.
La Corte Suprema de la India rechaza el pedido de reglas pornográficas más estrictas, citando como advertencia la prohibición de disturbios en las redes sociales de Nepal.